Sorry,
I didn't mean to offend any ******s, but you just have to listen to
the mans songs for a few minutes, and then you start swingin
your hips and saying to yourself "Yes, Yes, Yes"
He sings for the broken hearted and the down trodden.
He walked through the wilderness and brought us his songs.
And with a sense of humor.
Elvis would be nothing without Johnny Cash.
Originally posted by DUBLIN Sorry,
I didn't mean to offend any ******s, but you just have to listen to
the mans songs for a few minutes, and then you start swingin
your hips and saying to yourself "Yes, Yes, Yes"
He sings for the broken hearted and the down trodden.
He walked through the wilderness and brought us his songs.
And with a sense of humor.
Elvis would be nothing without Johnny Cash.
You time here is limited. Make the best if it.
I suggest you go out with a BANG! How about starting a few threads on minorities and how you are so much better than they are.
There is a guy named Lensman who posts here from time to time and he really enjoys reading threads of this type.
Originally posted by DUBLIN Sorry,
I didn't mean to offend any ******s,
What sort of appology is that and i just see it matters to be jewish also. Is there anyone else you might want to offend just make sure you assure they dont need business from you. For a porn webmaster you can't not be to open to circumsizion a jewish custom and a pornstar custom. Your attiitude offends everyone i am sure your future here and everywhere you open your mouth to be short lived have fun trying to make friends.
Sorry, I could not open myself to a circumsision..
It would be too painfull. Like having the end of my dick cut off
with a razor blade.
Makes my eye's water just thinking about it
Glad I'm not jewish.
Tonight on british TV, they ran a live performance, variety-type show featuring some performances by him. He did some old stuff, and some stuff I think was newer. The guy was amazing.
His version of Hurt was incredibly cool. They showed the video. I am so impressed by how he took a song by such a different artist, and made it his own. The impressive thing is how little he changed it. Musically, it's incredibly similar, and he changed one word in the whole song. It was great as a fan of the original, but in many ways, even better. He made it a song about growing old after a glorious past, and a song about jesus. I am impressed.
I always liked the guy, though. The original man in black was an amazing talent. That was country music before the twang and bullshit, and if it still sounded like his stuff, I'd listen to it. I had his best of CD a while back, but I lost it in a move. I think it's time to track down some of his stuff.
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